PAC 5433 - Clinical Medicine and Pharmacotherapeutics 3

Hours: 5

This course is the third of a three-part series covering clinical medical care across the life span from prenatal through elderly to include preventive, emergent, acute, chronic, rehabilitative, palliative and end-of-life care. The course focuses on the general findings, disease etiology, clinical findings (signs and symptoms, tests, etc.), differential diagnosis, and non-pharmacologic management of specific disease states. Primary conditions covered are based on the content areas and blueprint conditions as found in the NCCPA PANCE Exam, PAEA’s EOR exams, and the EOC exam. Prerequisites: PAC 5322, PAC 5329C, PAC 5333C, PAC 5344, PAC 5348. The instructor or student may seek an exception to the prerequisites with permission from the Program Director.